Collaborations and Partnerships: A Game-Changer for North West Public Works and Roads

The North West Department of Public Works and Roads has announced that they will be hosting a twoday Provincial Summit on the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) on June 22 and 23, 2023. The goal of this gathering, which will take place a few months before the start of Phase 5 of the Programme, is to encourage collaborations and partnerships for successful implementation.

IPID Alleges Corruption by SAPS Generals in 2016 Hiring Process

The fight against corruption in South Africa has reached a significant milestone as the Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) charges two retired and one serving General of the South African Police Service (SAPS) for alleged involvement in corrupt activities. The case stems from a 2016 hiring process where the accused Generals allegedly tampered with scoresheets during interviews, leading to the appointment of an unqualified candidate.

The Future of Home Affairs in South Africa: Minister Aaron Motsoaledi and Deputy Minister Njabulo Nzuza Address the National Council of Provinces Policy Debate

The South African government is making significant strides in the realm of home affairs as Minister of Home Affairs, Dr. Aaron Motsoaledi, and Deputy Minister, Mr. Njabulo Nzuza, prepare to address the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) Policy Debate on Home Affairs on June 20, 2023. The event is crucial as it sees the government presenting its budget for the Department of Home Affairs for the year 2023.

Revamping Gordon’s Bay: Road Modifications and Access Changes around Village Plaza

Gordon’s Bay, a charming town located on the Western Cape’s edge, is set to receive a series of road layout and access modifications surrounding its bustling Village Plaza. Spearheading the project, the City’s Urban Mobility Directorate, in collaboration with the Village Plaza Centre’s owners and EFG Engineers, aims to enhance road safety and accessibility to the shopping hub. These changes will not only enhance safety but also provide an opportunity for the town to evolve into a more pedestrianfriendly and accessible space.

A Culinary Adventure to Ethiopia’s Heart: Addis in Cape

Addis in Cape, located on Upper Loop Street in Cape Town, is a remarkable restaurant that has been an integral part of the city’s culinary scene since 2007. The restaurant takes its guests on an enchanting journey to Ethiopia’s heart by preserving its rich history and traditions while embracing contemporary African flair.

Cape Town’s Food Truck Valley: A Culinary Adventure on Wheels

Cape Town has established itself as a renowned culinary destination, offering a diverse range of highquality dishes and innovative culinary creations. Recently, the city has seen a surge in popularity of food trucks, which have captured the attention of foodies with their refined dishes and scrumptious street food.

The Impact of Rising Air Travel Costs on South African Businesses and the Aviation Sector

The COVID19 pandemic has had a significant impact on many industries, including the aviation sector. South African air travel costs have experienced a significant increase since 2020, with domestic flight fares increasing by up to 54% compared to prepandemic prices. This increase in airfares has not only affected individual travelers but also businesses that rely on air travel.

Escalating Violence in QwaQwa Taxi Strike: An Urgent Call for Resolution and Restoration

The small town of QwaQwa in South Africa’s MalutiaPhofung Local Municipality has been hit by a violent taxi strike that has been ongoing for four days. This strike has caused chaos, disrupted daily life, and battered the local economy. The conflict between rival taxi associations has escalated to a gruesome level, causing widespread concern and prompting calls for urgent intervention.

The Impact of Widespread Rainfall on Cape Nature Reserves

The Western Cape region has recently experienced a significant amount of rainfall, leading to the temporary closure of several Cape Nature reserves. Jonkershoek, Hottentots Holland, Gamkaberg, Limietberg, and the Cederberg are among the affected reserves. The wind and rain have caused damage to certain areas, prompting authorities to prioritize the safety of staff, visitors, and local contractors.

The Complexities of Football Politics: A Cautionary Tale for Fans

Football politics is a term that refers to the intricate and often misunderstood political dynamics that exist within football teams. These dynamics can be as complex as the “hand to ball or ball to hand” soccer rule and can make it difficult to predict the success of a team. In this article, we will explore the complexities of football politics and how they can affect a team’s performance.

DROOM @ Die Meul: A Culinary Gem in the Heart of Philadelphia

Nestled among the picturesque vineyards, canola fields, and wheat fields of Philadelphia lies a hidden treasure: DROOM @ Die Meul. This historic building was once a wagonmaking facility in the 1800s and a flour mill in 1924. Today, it has been exquisitely restored and transformed into a remarkable restaurant that seamlessly blends the past and present. The name “Die Meul” translates to “the mill” in Afrikaans, paying homage to Philadelphia’s rich heritage.

A Tale of Two Teams: Cape Town Spurs’ Triumph and Maritzburg United’s Disappointment

In a dramatic turn of events, Cape Town Spurs secured their spot in the Premier Soccer League (PSL) by avoiding defeat in an away game against Maritzburg United. The crucial promotional playoff match took place at the Harry Gwala Stadium, which was once considered formidable for visiting teams. Maritzburg United had the pressure to claim victory, but their downfall concluded a disappointing season.

The Battle between Orcas and Great White Sharks off the Southern Cape Coast

A recent video posted on Drone Fanatics SA’s Facebook page showcased a stunning natural display of a violent encounter between two orcas and a great white shark near Mossel Bay’s Seal Island, off the Southern Cape coast. This incident is believed to be the first recorded eyewitness account of such a battle captured from a boat, without the use of a drone.

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